A Cobblemon pack with more creatures, farming, storage, and places to explore.
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Let's Cobble these Mons is a Cobblemon modpack that expands the creature-collecting experience with convenience features, customized chest loot, and additional Cobblemon designs from AllTheMons. Its farming content centers on Farmer’s Delight and more than 20 addons, letting players grow crops, gather ingredients across biomes, and prepare food. For storing and organizing items, the pack includes Storage Drawers, Sophisticated Storage, Sophisticated Backpacks, Applied Energistics 2, and Tom’s Simple Storage. Create and Immersive Engineering add crafting and automation options, alongside Easy Villagers & Piglins. Exploration brings overhauled vanilla structures through YUNG’s mods, additional structures and dungeons from MOOG’s mods, and new biomes and discoveries. Players can travel to the Twilight Forest, where Cobblemon spawns have been added, and to the Deeper & Darker dimension; Waystones and Xaero’s Minimap and World Map support travel and mapping.
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No harmful code found in the projects we checked
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4 mods send something about you
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AI used in 1 of the 191 mods we checked
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